Reference – Garmin GPS 150 User Manual

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The GPS 150 keeps track of both UTC time (Greenwich Mean Time, or Zulu

Time, calculated from the satellites) and local time. The GPS 150 will allow you to set
the local time and date for your reference so you do not have to do a UTC to local time
conversion manually. The times displayed elsewhere on the unit can be either local
time or UTC.

To set the local date/time:

1. Press

N

and rotate

O

until NAV Menu 2 is displayed.

2. Press

C

and rotate

O

until ‘Clock?’ is highlighted. Press

E

.

3. Use

K

to select either ‘UTC’ or ’local’ time to be displayed in the time fields. Press

E

.

4. Use

K

and

O

to set the local date. Press

E

.

5. Use

K

and

O

to set the local time. Press

E

.

6. Press

C

to complete.

The GPS 150’s trip timer will automatically keep track of the length of the current

trip. This can help you maintain accurate records and logs.

To view or reset the trip timer:

1. Press

N

and rotate

O

until NAV Menu 2 is displayed.

2. Press

C

and rotate

O

until ‘Trip time?’ is highlighted. Press

E

.

This will display the current time, departure time, and time enroute. To reset, press

E. If you don’t want to reset the timer, press C. The timer can be configured to run
when the GPS 150 is on, or when your ground speed exceeds a value you enter. Setting
this feature is covered in Section 5, page 57.

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REFERENCE

Date & Time,

Trip Timer

Section

1

Local date/time

NAV Menu 2

Trip timer

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